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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-21
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The TICKET.


As the TIMES expected, much CON-
ment has already been awakened by
the hosting of it's Logan and Stan
ford Gag for the Presidential fight of
1883. Many Republicans who had
been vainly racking their brains for
the discovery of vital issue upon
which to rally the Indifferent or dis
gruntled hosts of the party, who, as
the natural sequence Of long series
OF successes had fallen into hopeless
wrangling among themselves, see in
tho Logan and Stanford banner the
promise of a new era of political
greatness. 1t proposes a new issue
which will harmonize the discordant
elements, and rally all the party
around one common standard.
Of the many virtues Of the re-
nowned, intelligent, worthy and anna
bic head of the ticket, it is almost
needless for the TIMES to say a
word. Her very name is talisman
Of strength, coupled as it is with that
OF her ilustrous and lamented hus-
band, from whose dead hand the
grieving and grateful American pub
lilo will gladly see the standard Of the
party transferred to that Of the hon
ored wife.
The San Francisco Examiners
Washington special of January 1st,
gave notice to the public that an eff
fort was being made to elect Mrs. Lo-
gan to the United States Senate from
the State of Illinois, to fill the vacancy
caused by her husbands death; and
in case of a deadlock there appeared
TO be a chance that the Senator's sue
cessor might be a woman. And the
Post, in commenting, said: "There
is no express constitutional prohibi-
ton OF such service. Nothing but
r.. li,ien, rrejulice and influence
>ull be quoted against it."
This is equally true in regard to
the Presidency; with the difference
that, while women have never been
members OF the English Parliament
woman mas held, for half a century
the highest position in the British
Government. II woman may be 1
Queen in monarchical government
why may not woman be Presiden
in Republic or Democracy?
To further quote the Examiner
"Mrs. Logan possesses SO wide
knowledge of public affairs, such OK
tensive acquaintance with public men
such readiness and force of expires
sion, such positiveness of purpose
and such hrewdness, that she woul
at once assume position of high re
spect."
Republicans will bear in mind tina
the above quotations are from Demo
cratic papers: and the erewhile part
Of progress must be on the alert, G
the party that was responsible for til
war OF the rebellion, and the assassin
alton of Abraham Lincoln, will car
ture its last remaining munitions {
political warfare, and by carving ,
victory the standard of Woman, ma
forever out-distance the party Til
espoused the cause Of the negro-tt
party that has ever since so glorie
in its achievement of the colore
man's liberties that it has up to tn
tune neglected its duty toward Il
better half of its own people, of who
Mrs. John A. Logan is briliar
womanly, and worthy representative
That the leading men Of the DE I'm
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned, I'M
der the firm name and style Of J. II. Warren l. Co.,
is this day dissolved by nutual consent; Mr.. War
rem retiring, and Mr.. James continuing in the
business. settling up all accounts of the frm and
assuming all its liabilities.
JAMES H. WARREN,
BENZ. JAMES.
HALEY. Idaho. January l, 1897.
NOTICE.
Referring to the above, the undersigned re-
specially announce taAt they have purchased the
business, good WILL etc, of the late firm of ]. II
Warren Co. They will continue business at thu
old stand and endsavor to retain all old customer,
aud secure many new enss.
JAMES HARRINGTON.
HALEY, Idaho, January l, 1887, js7
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO Tartnership
heretofore existing between the undersign
under the firm name and style of Armstrong Il
Evans proprietors of the Old Nevada Chop House.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent; Mr..
Evans retiring. and Mr.. Armstrong continuing In
the business, settling up all accounts of the firm
and assuming its liabilities. except the personal
accounts Of Mr.. Evans.
W. J. ARMSTRONG,
WM EVANS.
HALEY, l. T.. January IS, 1887.
NOTICE.
Referring to the above. the undersigned re-
specially announces that, in continuing the bus.
ness. he will maintain the high reputation Of the
Nevada Hotel and Chop House.
". J. ARMSTRONG.
HALEY. January Is, 1887.
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COUNTY news.
Elk.

ELK.
Seeding is pretty we'll along as the
weather has been very favorable for
it the past week.
A good many are done sowing oats
and some have commenced sowing flax.
Grass has started on the prairies and
with \ continuation of the favorable
weather we will have unusually early
grazing.
Miss Nettie Baltuff returned last
week from 4 winters visit at Sioux
Falls.
School began in district 24 last Mon
day with Miss Minerva Payne as
teacher.
Prairie flowers are in bloom.
Andrew Strom, an old country &C.
quaintance of MIR. Anderson, arrived
from Pennsylvania last week with his
family and intends locating here.
News may not be very scarce but
times are too busy to hunt it up, and
the editor will have to excuse the de-
fciency for the present.
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LORAIN.

Mr.. Tuttle has been quite sick but is
around again.
Mr.. Messer has been sick but is i'm
proving some of late.
School in district AZ began again on
Monday last with Miss Payne as teach
er.
Parties having cattle to herd will do
we'll to call aud see us before going
elsewhere. Firth Bros, sec. 6, Lorain.
Land buyers were through here last
week. Come on. There is always
room for one more.
Seeding is over, such AS wheat, oats,
and barley. Getting ready for corn
and flax.
James Tharpe hought land here last
week. He bought Of Mr.. Forbes, of
Worthington.
Thomas Selby had heifer come to
his place. Cattle and dogs are rum
ming around good deal this spring.
The Firth Bros. will start their herd
about the first OF the month. or as soon
rs cattle can live on the prairie.
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The ADVANCE last week made men,
tion of number of prairie fires. Since
going to press. the Luverne Times has
arrived and says that John Carlson, of
Magnolia township, lost his barn, hem
merry. and machine shed, including a
quantity of oats, harness, and all his
farm machinery. Loss about $500.
Ex.Gov. Yale's farm lost about so tons
of hay by the same fire.
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Eau Claire WIS.,, April 12.
WONDERFUL CURE

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Have never handled remedies that sell
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full cures effected in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Bit.
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by e.. W. Smith.
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I'D. J. Times Ia son of S. D. Times.
[of this county. sends US the following
verses from Eau Claire, Wis. He says:
= have for some time been intending
20 send to you for Jas. G. Clark's book.
To-day found 1t in book store and
troze onto it, at once. am greatly
pleased with it, particularly with tho
nrst two and the last two poems in the
book. The songs are all good. Some
OF his verses are exquisite. send you
some lines addressed to the author.
The only merit claimed for them is
that they partially express the feelings
OF one of the people, towards Mr..
Clark."]
70 JAMES O. CLARK
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Gov. McGill has issued his proc

Gov. McGill has issued his procla-
nation naming Saturday, April 36th,
as Arbor Day. The day was for
merly observed in this county with a
good deal of enthusiasm.
By-the-way, why wouldn't it be a
good idea to give the governor pow
er to call out the "militia" once a
year to plant trees. This old fogy
practice of calling out the troops for
war only, which is bloody and
bcastly business at best, ought to be
supplemented by some calls to build
instead of to DESTROY.
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BUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALVE.

BCCNLEN A1tN1CA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
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sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by G. W.
Smith.
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fFOr the ADVANCE. ]
TXMH,

Sweep on. Q Time! with measured 'tep aad,
And toss thy mighty burden to and fro;
Borne outward as the ships that leave the land I.
Urged by the stormy tides unceasing hOw.
All space Is thine. al! systems feel thy. chain.
And follow bltndly thy unvOiced decree.
No pole star guides thee DER the OOundleSS main.
The aeOns Of the limtless to be.
Frail mortals count thy moments. mark the
And watch the seasons. flower. and fruit.
Years generations, centuries, are but flowers,
Withered ard vanished phantOms past recall.
Nought earthly fingers. Nought thy touch
Temples and monuments DER heroic clay,
Grandeur and pOmp no permanence secures,
Slow yielding to thy mandate OF decay.
Tell me. o Sphinx! whose gathered currents flow
AS flow the mighty rivers to the sea,
The secret VI the ages. hidden low,
Within thine awful depths. Eternity.
Tell Of the nations strewn along thy shore.
The myriad millions crushed beneath thy car,
The ancient pageantry thou could'st restore
Back to the d"""ing stars and thence no"
Stern, silent mona rch, could thy tongue unfold
The secrets which we ask. yet dread tO kno'.
Weak hands would burst the bonds that now
And plough beneath thy tides oblivious flow.
Keep al! thy secrets, hold thy wealth In store.
While %aist,ns cniMes planets mark the cycles
And burning suns 60 down to rise no more.
Eternity Is ours, sweep on, o Time!
Chippewa Falls, WIS.,, April5.
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FREE TRADE.
The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off Of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt
has largely benefited the consumers,
rs well us relieving the burden of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
case with Green's August Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc-
tion of thlrty-six cents per dozen has
been added to increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one fifth more medicine
in the IS cent size. The August Flow
er for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and the German Syrup, for Coughs
and Lung troubles. have, perhaps. the
largest sale of any medicines in the
world. The advantage of increased
size of the bottles will be greatly appre.
ciated by the sick and afflicted in every
town and village in civilized countries.
Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the
same size. 2
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70 JAME8 g. CLARK.

",Well. nobly done" will tn verdict be,
When III Futures gates swing In for thee.
1.-The people loved his melodies,
ne sang ol love and faith and peace
.AAll ..All through his web Of fancy bright
..Hs.n Ian threads 9f mercy. hope and light.
His influence was all for gOOd.'
The critics of the after days
sn'l. efa"t thee this high "eed q Sf Rra'se ,s:,.
Fan (1aira NNia ANTI 10
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HOMES IN THR Wk<A

Persons lookina aweotward for hsDs9
oa1 procure fun in1o1motioa co0eeso.
Ing ~ 0A1DM epo7 q lowA .
Minnesota b slAoesthaae fss I
Wer&hi1etsa ADVAHsA paboeheAD -
WortAingts0, 1kin1ooosA Sad u ~
sns yoas, q ~ IL uantAA. anA %
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Werthi1gtso. Nob1ao q, lei10eoeeA
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SE I'D.

Michael Crowly has gone back on the
railroad to work at his trade.
Miss Nine Baxter has been quite III
but is now much better.
The prairie grass seems to be an eye.
sore to the newcomers, for they can I
keep from setting It on fire, regardless
of hay stacks and buildings. When
they get some stacks of their own scat
tered over the prairie there won't be
50 much fun in it.
J.. II. Baxter has traded his Worth
ington property to Geo. d. Dayton fol
the late Amos Forbes place.
Wheat, oats and barley all sown.
Miss Minnie Cosper has taken the
Neri Taylor school.
Alley Holcom has returned from
Iowa and has gone to work for ". II
North.
We believe the wild game have read
the game law. hy the way they come
around and aygravate the farmers.
COUNTRY JAKE.
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The most painful cases Of rheuma-
tism may be relieved by u few applica.
tions of Chamberlain's Pain Balm; it's
continued use will cure any case, no
matter of how long standing. The rec
ord of this pain relieving medicine is
wonderful. 1t is equally beneficial for
lame back. pain in side, shoulder lame
ness, and in all pain affections requir-.
ing al external remedy. \ trial will
convince amy person that the above
statement is correct. Chamberlain s
Pain Balm is sold by G. W. smith.
LITER AIRY NUIICES.
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Somehow or other no geese have
been waylaid and done up since the
Minnesota laws were issued. and the
new game laws read. We know of
several being killed before that time
St. James Journal.
We earnestly wish that every man
who wants a goose or duck or any wild
fowl for a pot pie or roast, will 60
and secure it in d-fance of the law.
If any "sportsmen" or boys are found
killing birds for ''sport' or "fnn' we
just as earne tly wish that the law
may be applied to them with full force.
We fully realize that there are certain
birds that should be protected during
the nesting period, and that fist. should
be protected during the spawning sea
son. but this "fool' game law we hr-
lieve. WAS made in the interest Of ''ci,y
sports" and the object is to turn the
state into a game park for their bene-
fit, and make every sheriff. deputy
sheriff, ETC., watch dog and an in
fo. mer.
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THE NEW FREJGHT RATE&
The state railroad law Of last winter
has affected rates to and from Worth
ington more than the Interstate Com
merce Law. Station Agent Warren re-
ceived some days ago the new schedule.
The change is rs follows:
Chicago rates-Five cents less on
first class and cents less on 4tll class,
that is. 81 a hundred on lst. 85c on I'd,
Csc on Sd and 42c on 4th.
st. Paul-Five cents less on 1st, &c
less on Sd, &c less on 4th, that is, 7Oc
on lst class, 6Oc on I'd, 42c on Sd and
SIC on 4th.
Sioux City-Three cents less on 1st,
&C less on Sd, Sc less on 4th, that is,
45c hundred on 1st, $50 on I'd, 32c on
Sd and 25c on 4th.
Passenger rates are unchanged as
these are fixed by the railroad commits
sion.
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LIIEK.I IL y NOTICES.

Again Il welcome visitor has arrived,
and rs usual, with new ideas. Ii fact,
one will always find s"mething new il
Demorest' Monthly. IL the May mum.
ber IS commenced Il new department,
''Sanit.rian. 1t is to teach women
how to keep healthy; and rs Demorest
always does things we'll. this depart
nent will be found great boon t.
mothers and daughters.
The serial. "Allan Quartermain, )" hy
the author of She" increases in inter.
est, and the publisher is to he cOngrat-
ulated upon securing sucha great ad-
dition rs II. Rider Haggard to the al
| ready fine list OF contributors.
We find also that another great i'm
prov-ment has been made, by which Il
purchaser or subscriber is entitled :u
the selection of u pattern from the
present or previous numbers of the
magazine. In the Prohibition Depart
ment, "ProhibitiOn in Great Britain
shows what is being done on the 10th
er side' in that line.
! Ladies, if you want progressive
magazine, see Dem"rest's. Published
by W. Jennings Demorest, Is East l4t'1
st., New York City.
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My Wall Paper will certainly please
you both in quality and price.
32tf BARBER,
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GREATLY EXCITED.

Not a few of the citizens Of Worth.
EingtOn have recently bee ONE greatly
excited over the astounding facts. That
several Of their friends who had been
pronounced by their physicians as in
durable aud beyond all hope-sufftrine
with that dreaded monster ConS,mp.
tion-have been completely cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
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Smiths drug store. Large bottles 81.
The Pipestonc Star has issued a
Hub map similar to the one issued
by the ADVANCE few years ago,
showing Pipestone's railroads, pres.
ent and prospective.
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GASOLINE! GASOLINE! GASOLINE!
Best deoderized, at Barber's. 3Otl